In your overcast Tuesday media column: new faces at the CBS Early Show, Native American journalists are broke, UK editorial staffs decline, a New York Times fashion app, and Conde Nast launches its own ad network.
In your wheezing Monday media column: Matt Drudge lives, the WaPo union gets cheeky, Robert Lipsyte snipes, CBS cans its Early Show producer, Phillippe Dauman is overpaid, and Ann Curry is happy.
It looks like Ted Williams' fifteen minutes are not quite up. He appeared on The Early Show this morning to discuss his meteoric rise from the streets to stardom, and how fans have been rooting for him throughout his journey.
Ines Sainz continued her whirlwind media tour this morning, stopping by the CBS Early Show to again recount her Jets locker room story, with her charming accent in tow. Wait for the Deadspin shout-out at 2:07.
Knocking back up to three beers a day, this deer in China has become a major zoo attraction due to his drinking habit. When no brews are readily available, it'll class things up by sipping on some wine. Bottoms up!
In an Early Show exclusive interview, Harry Smith interviewed the German sideline reporter who took a soccer ball to the dome. With the clip on a constant loop, Jessica Kastrop explained how this makes a head-shot hat trick for her.
Today, The View welcomed Gary Brooks Faulkner, who's confident he will hunt down bin Laden successfully. What makes Faulkner sure? They share an "equal camaraderie": they're both on dialysis, and bin Laden's in a cave waiting to be captured.
On Friday we asked if former Good Morning America producer Ben Sherwood was in talks about running CBS' Early Show following the departure of disastrous producer Shelley Ross. Since then, TVNewser spoke to "insiders" who said Sherwood talked to CBS executives about the job, and we got a tip that Sherwood was seen last…
